Configure blend duration from code (zero editor)

Is it possible to do this without modifying the scriptable object?

The only way I've found to write this from code is:

Code (csharp):

1.  
2.  
3. var from = CinemachineBlenderSettings.kBlendFromAnyCameraLabel;
4. var to   = **RUNTIME CREATED CAMERA**;
5.  
6. CinemachineBlendDefinition blend = CameraCoordinator.Get.Brain.m_CustomBlends
7.   .GetBlendForVirtualCameras(from, to, CameraCoordinator.Get.Brain.m_DefaultBlend);
8.  
9. blend.m_Time  = **CALCULATED VALUE**;
10.  
11. CinemachineBlenderSettings customBlends = CameraCoordinator.Get.Brain.m_CustomBlends;
12. customBlends.m_CustomBlends = new[]
13. {
14.   new CinemachineBlenderSettings.CustomBlend()
15.   {
16.     m_Blend = blend,
17.     m_From  = from,
18.     m_To    = to
19.   }
20. };
21.  

This modifies the scriptable object though, which stays after playmode (so the state between enter/exit play mode isn't the same - which is not good).

I guess I could instantiate the referenced scriptableobjet, modify the clone and not write directly to the asset -- but is this really the best way to do this? All of this strikes me as ...ugh.

Is there a better way?

 

Thanks, that'll work. Might recommend renaming the parameter from defaultblend to currentBlend since you guys do a lookup to populate first (its not actually the default blend assigned in the brain).

Also, as a side - why do so many properties have the m_ prefix? I'm guessing these were private members that you guys later decided to make public or something, but why not remove the prefix? Or do you use m_ to denote something else?

 

Sorry, unrelated to thread title.

I recently ported over input to the new input system.

I have an orbital transporter.

InvalidOperationException: You are trying to read Input using the UnityEngine.Input class, but you have switched active Input handling to Input System package in Player Settings.
Cinemachine.AxisState.Update
Cinemachine.CinemachineOrbitalTransposer.UpdateHeading

I imported the cinemamachine package before the input system package - maybe this is cause?

Is there some way to either resolve this or just disable the input? Is there a difference between orbital and regular outside of the input handling?

 

No add input provider button.

I'll just disable the axis.

Thanks again!